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GWOF 22Nitrate in the Ground Water and Surface Water of the Summit Valley near Butte, Montana
This report by Bureau reseacher John LaFave, describes the elevated levels of nitrate in ground water in the Summit Valley near Butte, and assesses the hydrogeologic factors and land uses that may contribute to nitrate contamination
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B 134Sapphires in the Butte-Deer
Lodge area, Montana
For anyone who is enthusiastic about sapphires. This stunning, full-color publication describes the sapphire deposits and occurrences in the area north and west of Butte. The identification, size, shape, color, and mineral inclusions of sapphires in the area are discussed, with photos throughout.
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Postcard version of our MC 19– "Butte, Montana, Richest Hill on Earth; 100 Years of Underground Mining" map.
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SP 117Probabilistic Earthquake Hazard Maps for the State of Montana Because
of the potential earthquake threat to dams in Montana, a set of
probabilistic earthquake ground motion maps have been developed
for the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
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Database for Publication Catalog
Our publication catalog is available as an online searchable database! For any other help you may need, contact our publication sales office at 406/496-4167 or at pubsales@mtech.edu.
GWIC Database
Need a well log? Montana's largest source of water-well data, the GWIC database, is now online. Information about well construction, historic water-level measurements, inventory data, and water-quality information are just a few clicks away! Check it out!
Montana Topographic Maps
The topo indices for the USGS 7½', 30' x 60', and 1° x 2° maps are completed and can help our customers find the topo maps they need. Of course, for any assistance you need for ordering, check with our publication office at pubsales@mtech.edu or call us at 406/496-4167!




